A premium iPhone with 16 gigabytes of memory and a 499 dollar price tag is now the top of that line, ahead of a model with half the memory and a price of 399 dollars.<\/p>\n
An iPod Touch with 32 gigabytes of memory costs 499 dollars, relegating the 399 dollar 16-gigabyte model to second position. Apple sells an eight-gigabyte iPod Touch for 299 dollars.<\/p>\n
"For some users, there's never enough memory," said Apple vice president for iPod and iPhone marketing Greg Joswiak.<\/p>\n
Apple chief executive Steve Jobs says the California company has sold more than four million iPhones, touch-screen mobile devices combining telephone, video, music, and Internet connectivity.<\/p>\n
IPod Touch models are essentially iPhones without the mobile telephone capabilities.<\/p>\n
Apple's enhancement of memory capacities in its devices comes a month after the company added a movie rental service to its iTunes online entertainment store menu.<\/p>\n
IPhone and iPod Touch models can download and present content from iTunes.<\/p>\n